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Puan Fathimath Shamnaz Ali Saleem   A junior minister in the Maldivian Ministry of Climate Change, Environment and Energy has been arrested by police, Malaysian English newspaper New Straits Times quoted Edition website's "true news" from New Delhi, India, yesterday. It was not clear what the charges against Puan Fathimath Shamnaz Ali Saleem were, but online reports on Friday suggested she faced allegations of witchcraft . Shamnaz and two others were held on Sunday in the capital Male and remanded to police custody for seven days. She has been suspended from her post along with her former husband Encik Adam Rameez, who is a minister at President Encik Mohamed Muizzu's Office, according to a report on the said website. Both were suspended due to an ongoing investigation, the report said, citing presidential spokeswoman Puan Heena Waleed. The appearance and act on the above video are for illustration purpose only. End © Permadu By  Fauzi Kadir Chief Editor Assistant

Report: Malaysia vows relentless pursuit of Jho Low despite US deal on 1MDB assets Malay Mail 's senior journalist quoted a report that said the Malaysian government will continue to look for fugitive Encik Low Taek Jho — better known as Jho Low — until he is found. While Malaysia is aware of the deal that Low had made with the US Department of Justice (DoJ) to return over US$100 million (RM471.8 million) in cash and assets allegedly bought using embezzled money from 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), sources within Malaysian government were cited in the report as saying this does not mean that Malaysian authorities will stop looking for him.   National English daily  The Star   cited a top-ranking official with knowledge about the 1MDB probe and the search for Low as saying that the Malaysian government and authorities “are aware” of the deal between Low and the US DoJ.   “We are aware that both parties have entered into an agreement. We are in the know of what is happening.